One U.S. ISP that technically blocks inbound TCP over IPv6 is T-Mobile Home Internet (fixed wireless). The gateway appliance included with the plan offers no way to forward a port to the subscriber's computer. (Source) I've read that most major U.S. ISPs threaten to disconnect a home subscriber for running a publicly accessible server. (Source)

One large legacy network in the U.S. is Frontier fiber, which is still IPv4-only in 2026.

In Europe, Ford is not a prestige badge. They are competing with the likes of Renault, VW, Nissan, and Honda. And now of course the Chinese brands like MG, BYD, Jaecoo, Sonoda, Cherry, Omoda, and others.

They just aren't offering much for the European market. We aren't keen on light trucks, and most of their EVs are shitty fossil conversions. That just leaves the dwindling fossil market for them.

Could also be a warranty issue. Some poor designs rely on firmware to enforce limits and prevent damage.

It's bizarrely common with EV cars already. Some have fake engine noises, and some even have a whole fake clutch and gear shifting system. The silence and instant, uninterrupted torque are the best things about EVs.

Electric motors have instant torque without the spinning mass and gyroscopic effects.

Hopefully as well as the simulation mode, they work on creating entirely new ways to control the bike that take advantage of it being electric.

Europe has ARM, Linux was created here, and there is plenty of domestic enterprise grade hardware in things like telecomms.

China has been transitioning away, and shows it is possible. They have domestic CPUs, RAM, storage, motherboards... Europe can catch up.

Screw Google most of the time. They ARE evil.
That said, I don't trust anyone that would break this down with an, "Environmental Measurement" is not to ever be trusted at all.

It's probably the biggest single transfer of wealth from you to corporations in US history.

That's why it's best to use 2FA that is more automated, e.g. a security key. That way the domain name of the site requesting the 2FA authentication determines the response, so phishing sites won't be able to get usable codes.

It's the age old conflict between security and cost. Properly hashes passwords are not cheap, they incur a cost for the server every time someone logs in. There is a disincentive for businesses to implement them.

I see you know nothing about biology, and a lot about theology.

It is misdirection. This is about the fact that people in areas that data centers are looking to build hate what these data centers do to their areas.

Instead of building out new power and increasing the bills of residents in a new data center area, they side step it by using, "excess power availability" in widespread areas. Sucking up the excess. PREVENTING, areas from having excess which means that in 6 months or a year, forced power upgrades in these areas leading to higher power bills.

Basically the same thing happening to people but hidden with a small veil of separation of the consequences running these, "Data Centers". In effect they are just spreading the problem around and hiding it.

The app got worse. It's lacking some features that Fitbit had.

The screenless band is interesting, but I really just wish they would improve sleep tracking. It's definitely worse in the preview app.

Dawkins has a lot going for him. Not a dumb guy. Never seen anything about him that let me feel like he is an expert in AI.
In this, I consider his opinion worth as much as any semi intelligent or more, random person on the street.